DZ 25
Inflatable 2-Line Decontamination Tent for Personal Decontamination
The DZ 25 decontamination tent is an inflatable decontamination tent from the INHAG DZ series designed for 2-line operation. A longitudinal partition and two transverse partitions divide the tent into six clearly defined compartments: two undressing areas, two shower areas, and two dressing areas—for separate decontamination lines, for example, by gender or degree of contamination.
The inflatable support frame made of neoprene rubber fabric (black) offers high chemical resistance and dimensional stability even during prolonged use. The two shower areas are combined in a single, removable decontamination tub. The partition between the shower areas can be rolled up—if necessary, both zones can be combined into a single large shower area where a person lying on a stretcher can be decontaminated.
Each shower area is equipped with a hand-held showerhead with a coiled hose. Water is supplied via a Storz D-coupling.
technical details
| Length | 5,00 m |
| Width | 5,20 m |
| Side height | 2,20 m |
| Ridge height | 2,80 m |
| Number of lining areas | 2 |
| Number of shower areas | 2 |
| Number of decon tubs | 1 |
| Number of dressing areas | 2 |
| Number of hand showers | 2 |
| Weight | 110 kg |
| Connection water system | Storz D |
| Number of windows | 4 |
Construction & Features
- Inflatable support frame made of neoprene rubber fabric, black
- Longitudinal partition and 2 transverse partitions — 6 stalls, fixed layout
- 2 shower areas, each with 1 hand-held showerhead with a coiled hose
- Shared, removable decontamination tub for both shower areas
- Roll-up partition between the shower areas for a large-space configuration
- 4 windows for ventilation and visual inspection
- Water supply via Storz D-coupling
Applications
- Simultaneous 2-line operation for men and women or different contamination levels
- Complete decontamination process (undressing, showering, dressing) in a single system
- Decontamination of recumbent patients on stretchers when shower areas are combined
- CBRN scenarios with high personnel throughput
- Used by fire departments, THW, the German Armed Forces, and civilian disaster response agencies